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Chief Information Officer

Lead staff and operations — set priorities, allocate resources, and oversee program delivery.

1 employees hold this title in Department of the Lottery. Median total compensation for the role is $134,266, above the department median of $45,939.

Employees
1
Total payroll
$134.3K
Role median
$134,266
Agency median
$45,939
Comparison
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This role across Florida

Chief Information Officer is held in 8 Florida departments. In Department of the Lottery, the median of $134,266 ranks #5 of 8.

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Median total compensation for the Chief Information Officer role in other Floridadepartments (highest first). Each bar links to that department’s page for this role.

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Chief Information Officer beyond Florida

This role is reported in 6 jurisdictions. In Florida, the median of $138,044 ranks #4 of 6. See Chief Information Officer across all of Florida

Highest-paying jurisdictions for this role

District of Columbia
$177,760 · 24
Georgia
$141,900 · 50
Arkansas
$122,299 · 16

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Employees with this title

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David Hubbard

Chief Information Officer/Department of the Lottery

2026 total comp
$134,266
Sub-department
Games & Operations
Base pay
$134,266
Overtime
$0
Other pay
$0
Benefits
$0
Total compensation
$134,266
Hire date
2022-02-21
Employment type
Salaried
Middle name
Anthony

Source-specific fields

Class Code
1103
Position Number
000003

David Hubbard holds the role of Chief Information Officer at Department of the Lottery within Games & Operations. Hired in 2022, they have about 4 years of service as a salaried employee. In 2026, their total compensation was $134,266.